[F1VENOM]

Wouldn't it be pretty easy to figure out who the call would be.

[chodeyg]

Originally Posted by Lazarusrat

Uhmmm... You do realise that fully automatic weapons were restricred by the National Firearms act of 1936, not '86.

Second, America of 1936 looks nothing like the America of 2012 so you can't compare them.

Also, automatic weapons were used in a lot of crimes prior to 1936. Sooo yeah.

[katsung47]

The James Holmes Conspiracy (2012 Full Documentary)

Before movie started, man with goatee sat in front row, got a phone call, went to emergency exit and propped door open.

Security camera videos have not been released. Police officer avoids answering questions about the security cameras and how someone could have gotten in
through the emergency exit door which would have been locked from the outside.

A shooter was reported wearing a blue and white plaid shirt.

Not a single witness says they saw Holmes at the theatre that nigh, before, during, OR after the shooting. He would have been easy to notice with dyed orange hair.

Witness said, "They had shotguns."

Why would Holmes set an intricate death trap in his apartment and then warn police about it before someone was killed?

Why do police say it appears to have been a lone wolf attack when witnesses say tear gas was thrown from more than one location and someone propped open the emergency exit door?

Where would Holmes have gotten the funding, firearms training, and bomb making skills?

Holmes was arrested wearing a gas mask, but a second gas mask was found on the other side of the parking lot.

Officer with Holmes, on police audio, says he is getting conflicting descriptions of suspect.

How is it possible that 12 people were killed, and 58 injured, by one semiautomatic weapon that jammed?

People who knew Holmes, before his recent move to Denver, say he got along well with everyone and excelled academically.

A neighbor who knew Holmes his whole life thinks he was set-up.

In court James does not speak, seems drugged, and seems like he does not know where he is. Many people think he is under some sort of mind control.

Scopolamine is a drug that eliminates your free will. A person appears to be normal but can be guided to do whatever someone else wants and have no memory
of it. Holmes didn't start acting strangely until a few months before the attack.

A 1977 hearing investigating the top secret mind control project, forced the CIA to release files exposing the history of MK_ULTRA. It is the invasion of a person's mind.

James Holmes has exhibited classic signs of an MK-ULTRA subject.

What would be the motive for the government to stage such as massive shooting spree?

Lots more on video, including possible motives, new pieces of evidence and testimonies, and other MK-ULTRA killings.

http://tinyurl.com/9zy49dj or

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qk6O...layer_embedded

[F1VENOM]

MK Ultra, you get extra points for creativity.

[ripdisc]

I'm sure not just colorado saw a spike. everywhere did, and not just because of the shooting.
My local shop told me sales basically always go up before an election as well. and with even the mention of wanting to reinstate the AW ban i bet sales went up. Obviously Obama isn't going to say anything now, but it seems he has shown his side in it.
interesting story: I live in colorado but I am from wyoming. I was in wyo gettin hitched that weekend. stopped in my old sporting goods store (they generally have much cheaper guns and ammo). after a weekend camping I stopped back to pick up a gun I had seen and the price had doubled after the aurora shooting.

[Eric the Fish]

Just like the oil companies. The gun industry gouges the consumer and the gun/ammo purchasing public falls for the usual BS rehtoric.

[Overbear]

Originally Posted by Eric the Fish

Just like the oil companies. The gun industry gouges the consumer and the gun/ammo purchasing public falls for the usual BS rehtoric.

Gouges them?

Funny I have built 4 of my AR's for under $700 each, you just have to know how to shop and be willing to start on a 80% lower.

So far the 3 AK's I am working on will end up under $400 by the time I am done.

[slateman]

Originally Posted by ripdisc

I'm sure not just colorado saw a spike. everywhere did, and not just because of the shooting.
My local shop told me sales basically always go up before an election as well. and with even the mention of wanting to reinstate the AW ban i bet sales went up. Obviously Obama isn't going to say anything now, but it seems he has shown his side in it.
interesting story: I live in colorado but I am from wyoming. I was in wyo gettin hitched that weekend. stopped in my old sporting goods store (they generally have much cheaper guns and ammo). after a weekend camping I stopped back to pick up a gun I had seen and the price had doubled after the aurora shooting.

A lot of this plus, I'm betting they believe that Colorado will enact some more gun control legislation and they want to get firearms before it happens.

[tmanbuckhunter]

Originally Posted by Lazarusrat

Uhmmm... You do realise that fully automatic weapons were restricred by the National Firearms act of 1936, not '86.

Second, America of 1936 looks nothing like the America of 2012 so you can't compare them.

Wrong, NFA 36 regulated fully automatic firearms and made then an NFA item, and did not make it illegal for companies to manufacture fully automatic firearms intended for the civilian market.

The machine gun ban of 1986 signed by comrade reagan and passed illegally by Charlie Rangel, banned the manufacture of fully automatic firearms for the civilian market.

[katsung47]

Nurse Who “Saw Everything” At Hospital After Suspicious Batman Shooting Found Dead at 46
TheEndRun.com
Aug 17, 2012

Jenny Gallagher, a nurse who treated victims of the highly suspicious “Batman” shooting in Aurora, Colorado last month, is dead at age 46. The reported cause of death: drowning.

“She worked the morning after the Batman massacre in a very busy unit of the hospital — so she saw everything really, some really bad injuries,” her husband Greg reportedly told Ireland’s Herald earlier today.
…..
The death of this national heroine does not appear to have been picked up at all by the major U.S. national media. [Note: If this is incorrect, please send in links to the relevant stories by e-mail.]

DELAYED REVELATION

Yesterday, nine days after her body was found, an article was published by Ireland’s Herald which finally revealed some information about Gallagher and broke the story of her status as a UCH nurse and witness to the bloody aftermath of the carnage in Aurora.

http://www.theendrun.com/batman-shoo...leged-drowning

[The Inflicted]

O...kay....
Sad, then. She seemed like a capable and caring professional. And a mother to boot.

I'm honestly kind of shocked that you, Katsung, have posted something to this website that isn't some kind of conspiracy theory.

[AlphaNeo36]

Good joke there, Inflicted

The End Run features original research, news, and analysis pertaining to the “end run around national sovereignty” being perpetrated by elitists seeking to create what they call a “new world order”, which is — according to their own statements and whitepapers — a de-facto collectivist world government. (They also use phrases like “new world economic order”, “new international economic order”, “new world”, or “house of world order” in place of “new world order” to describe this top-down system of totalitarian control. Again, these are phrases that have been openly used by presidents, prime ministers, military leaders, college professors, congressmen, and so forth, for decades. They were not invented by this website, or “conspiracy theorists”)

Do a Google search for "katsung47" in your off time. He's a bit looney.

[The Inflicted]

Oh yeah.
You can google search a 7-word string from any of his posts and see mirror posts at various forums all over the net. The mods called him out on it a while back and he sometimes adds a word or two of "commentary" to get around the rules, but not always.


Anyway, Nurse Gallagher really is dead, God rest her soul.
What injustice that we live in a world where taking 12 lives earns you international attention yet saving dozens more, as she did, does not.

[StellarKnight]

Originally Posted by The Inflicted

What injustice that we live in a world where taking 12 lives earns you international attention yet saving dozens more, as she did, does not.

Truer words haven't been spoken in this forum in a long time.

[TheSilentAssassin]

How is she any different than the thousands of nurses that will die this year all who saved peoples lives? Or doctors for that manner? Or firemen? Or a million other things?

People die every day. Great people die every day. They all don't get parades. Sorry.

[StellarKnight]

Originally Posted by TheSilentAssassin

People die every day. Great people die every day. They all don't get parades. Sorry.

Who said she should have a parade? It's just ****ing ****ty that all it takes to garner widespread recognition is to murder a dozen people. You, me, anybody on this forum could go out and do that, but not everybody can deal with the physical aftereffects of such a depraved event.

It's not a comment on the way things ought to be, just the way things are.

[Volucris]

It reminds me of a discussion I had in an ethics course in college which remains clear in my memory. The professor had proposed the idea that future generations would not remember us and that all of us would be nothing more than statistics yadda yadda....anyways, the "neocon" kid who's obnoxious pipes up that "people will remember me" and it became my mission life at the moment to retort loudly: "so how many people do you plan on killing?".

The sadness of it all is that is what people remember; the amount of people killed by an individual instantly more commonplace in discussion than the entirety of all whom were murdered.

Although separation between the population of that event and the general population acts upon how it's remembered in two ways: close people trend to remember the victims, distant people trend to remember the killer. This is at least how my experience has been.

For instance I can tell you who the shooter in Aurora was this year however I cannot tell you who any of the victims were. Yet for an incident in my college town where a youth bar owner was murdered (a saudi arabian kid getting his pilots license [suspicious] and some random black guy [go figure]), I can tell you who the victim was but I cannot bring to memory the names of his killers.

Moral of the story is that there will always be lunatics abound and it's up to individuals to defend themselves with an active mindset. It's why I burden my belt every day with a heavy pistol and hope my practice will pay off in saving my life. Hopefully it's never put to the test.

[katsung47]

Aurora Massacre: Disclosure of the facts would cause “untold harm to the case” says Judge

Posted on August 14, 2012 by willyloman
by Scott Creighton

Arapaho County Court Judge William Sylvester denied most of a legal motion filed by a group of news agencies to unseal all the relevant documents in the Aurora massacre case.

I suppose it might cause untold harm to the prosecution’s case against Holmes if the public were to find out

1.that there were two gas masks taken into evidence and that one of them was 60 yards away in an area Holmes was never supposed to have been…
2.that Holmes was drugged up when they found him inside the car (not coming out of the theater as early reports indicated)

3.that Holmes was so drugged they couldn’t even take his mug shot booking photo for 3 days

4.that Holmes was so out of it when they found him they didn’t need to shoot him and they may have ordered a spine board to transport him to the police station because he couldn’t walk

5.the explanation of the disclosure of the so-called “stick figure drawing confession” changed 3 times and in the end the prosecution wondered how the media claimed they knew what was in the package before investigators even opened it

6.the fact that according to police transcripts and early reports to the press claimed they had one suspect in custody (drugged up Holmes) and one suspect still on the loose

7.that on July 20th (the day of the shooting) Mayor Bloomberg’s police commissioner Ray Kelly stated that Holmes claimed to be “the Joker” when arrested when in fact, he said nothing of the sort. Bloomberg has been using this case ever since to push for stricter gun control legislation across the country.

8.that ABC News deliberately misrepresented the statement by Holmes’ mother in order to implicate him as the shooter

http://willyloman.wordpress.com/2012...se-says-judge/

[StellarKnight]

Originally Posted by katsung47

Arapaho County Court Judge William Sylvester denied most of a legal motion filed by a group of news agencies to unseal all the relevant documents in the Aurora massacre case.

I suppose it might cause untold harm to the prosecution’s case against Holmes if the public were to find out.

Yeah, that's it.

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